The International Journal of Sociotechnology and Knowledge Development wishes to publish papers that offer a detailed analysis and discussion on sociotechnical philosophy and practices which underpin successful organizational change thus building a more promising future for today’s societies and organizations.
It will encourage interdisciplinary texts that discuss current practices as well as demonstrating how the advances of - and changes within - technology affect the growth of society (and vice versa).
The aim of the journal is to bring together the expertise of people who have worked practically in a changing society across the world for people in the field of organizational development and technology studies including information systems development and implementation.
What is Knowledge Management? - Robert Taylor
Mini-clip interview for Gurteen Knowledge with Robert Taylor. What is Knowledge Management? Shot at the Henley Knowledge Management Forum in September 2006.
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Beyond Knowledge Management (Jul 2004) by Elayne Coakes 
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